Lethra for funeral homes
Online condolences families will keep
Give families a richer collection of memories: messages, photographs and videos gathered through the obituary’s condolence page. Your team reviews the tributes before publication, and the approved register becomes a keepsake you can print for the family.
Condolences
Every memory, gatheredin one place they will treasure.
A QR code on the memorial card opens the obituary page. Guests add photos, videos and words in seconds, and the family receives a keepsake far richer than any guestbook.
- 01Scan, share, doneGuests scan at the service or open the link at home and add photos, videos and words straight from their phone.
- 02Nothing goes live without youYour team approves every tribute before it appears, and guests' email addresses always stay private.
- 03A gift that keeps your name closeThe family keeps every memory in their portal and as a PDF keepsake, you print the complete condolence book to present to them, and each visit brings local families to your website.
In loving memory
Margaret Ellis
1942 - 2026
Please scan and contribute some memories
Thomas Reed
Carter family · video
Printed condolence book
“She taught half our street how to bake bread.”
Linda Park
How it works
- 01
Share the obituary
Publish the obituary with its condolence page. Share the link or use a QR code pointing to that page on your printed materials.
- 02
Tributes arrive
Visitors add messages, photos and videos.
- 03
Approve and keep
Your team approves each tribute, and the family keeps the collection in their portal.
What you get
- Messages, photos and videos in one register
- Staff approval before anything is shown
- A keepsake for the family in their portal
- A printable condolence book
Questions
Common questions
Friends and relatives can leave messages and attach photos or videos to a tribute. This gives the family memories and stories as well as short messages of sympathy. Ask contributors to share material they have permission to use.
Yes. Staff review submitted tributes before they are shown publicly. Your team can keep inappropriate or unwanted contributions out of the published register. A submission does not become public simply because someone uploaded it.
Yes. The approved register has a print-friendly keepsake view, which can be printed or saved as a PDF through the browser. A printed book preserves messages and still images; it cannot play a video. Keep the digital collection available for multimedia memories.
Approved tributes appear on the obituary’s condolence page and in the family’s portal keepsake view. The obituary lets friends find the register, while the portal brings the collection into the family’s own arrangement.
Share the public obituary or condolence-page link with attendees. You can place a QR code for that link on a memory card or other printed material. The QR code is a shortcut to the page, not a separate place where memories are stored.
The personal portal can show condolences linked to the contributor’s verified account. That is separate from the family’s view of the approved register. Contributor email addresses are not displayed publicly with their tribute.
Pricing
The software is free. You only pay for the intelligence.
Every feature is included for selected funeral homes. Access is by application; you pay for AI and provider usage, such as calls and messages, at cost. Your ad budget stays separate and goes straight to the ad platforms.